Tag Archives: Jaromír Jágr

Power Play comes through in routine win over Devils, Kreider gets number 47, Schneider delivers

Posted on April 6, 2022 by Derek

In a game that lacked emotion, the Rangers came away with a 3-1 win over the Devils before almost a split up crowd in Newark on Tuesday night. The win coupled with losses from Pittsburgh and Carolina moved them closer … Continue reading →

Posted in Battle Of Hudson, Devils, NYRangers | Tagged Adam Fox, Alex Georgiev, Andrew Copp, Artemi Panarin, Battle Of Hudson, Blueshirts, Braden Schneider, Chris Kreider, Devils, Devs, Dougie Hamilton, Gerard Gallant, Igor Shesterkin, Jack Hughes, Jacob Trouba, Jaromír Jágr, Jimmy Vesey, Justin Braun, MCL sprain, Nico Daws, Nico Hischier, P.K. Subban, Patrik Nemeth, Pavel Zacha, power play goals, Rangers, Ryan Reaves, Ryan Strome, single season, Steven McDonald Award, Team MVP, team record, Tomas Tatar, Tyler Motte, Yegor Sharangovich | Leave a comment

Kreider passes Jagr to set new Rangers’ single season record for power play goals

Posted on April 5, 2022 by Derek

During the first period of tonight’s game versus the Devils, Chris Kreider scored a power play goal at 17:57 of the first period. The goal was Kreider’s league-leading 25th power play goal of the season. In doing so by neatly … Continue reading →

Posted in Battle News, NYRangers | Tagged 50 Goal Club, Adam Graves, Artemi Panarin, Chris Kreider, Devils, franchise record, Jaromír Jágr, power play goals, Rangers, single season, Vic Hadfield | 1 Comment

The Good Copp delivers in overtime, Rangers edge Red Wings in ugly fashion, Kreider ties Jagr’s Rangers record for power play goals

Posted on March 31, 2022 by Derek

It doesn’t matter how you win. That’s the takeaway from tonight’s 5-4 overtime win over the Red Wings at Little Caesars Arena in Motown. Considering how much of a struggle it was, the Rangers will take the two points and … Continue reading →

Posted in NYRangers | Tagged Adam Erne, Adam Fox, Alex Georgiev, Alex Nedeljkovic, Alexis Lafreniere, Andrew Copp, Artemi Panarin, Barclay Goodrow, Blueshirts, Braden Schneider, Caesars Arena, Chris Drury, Chris Kreider, Detroit, Dryden Hunt, Filip Chytil, Frank Vatrano, Gerard Gallant, Greg McKegg, Igor Shesterkin, Jacob Trouba, Jakub Vrana, Jaromír Jágr, Jonny Brodzinski, Kaapo Kakko, Lucas Raymond, Marc Staal, Michael Rasmussen, Mika Zibanejad, Moritz Seider, Patrik Nemeth, Pius Suter, Rangers, Red Wings, Ryan Reaves, Sergei Fedorov, Tyler Bertuzzi, Tyler Motte, Wings | Leave a comment

The Worst Trades in Rangers History: 3/14/96 Ray Ferraro to the Kings in a horrible seven-player deal

Posted on January 18, 2022 by Derek

Over two weeks ago, I replied to a Tweet from well respected former NHL player turned successful hockey analyst Ray Ferraro. A very good player whose career proved to be one of the better gems of the 1982 NHL Draft. … Continue reading →

Posted in Column | Tagged '92-93, '95-96, Adam Graves, Alexander Karpovtsev, Alexei Kovalev, Benoit Hogue, Brian Leetch, Bruce Driver, Caps, Colin Campbell, Column, Dale Hunter, Darius Kasparaitis, David Volek, Derek King, Donald Brashear, franchise history, Glenn Healy, Hartford Whalers, Ian Laperriere, Islanders, Jari Kurri, Jaromír Jágr, Jeff Beukeboom, Kevin Lowe, Kings, Luc Robitaille, Mario Lemieux, Mark Messier, Marty McSorley, Mattias Norstrom, Nathan Lafayette, Neil Smith, Niklas Sundstrom, Pat Flatley, Pat Lafontaine, Pat Verbeek, Pens, Petr Nedved, Pierre Turgeon, Rangers, Ray Ferraro, Scott Lachance, Sergei Nemchinov, Sergei Zubov, Shane Churla, Steve Thomas, Tom Kurvers, Uwe Krupp, Vladimir Malakhov, Worst Trades | 2 Comments

Kreider’s late goal helps Rangers escape with one-goal win over Flyers, Chytil ties it, A look at a classic Lundqvist game from the 30 in 30

Posted on January 16, 2022 by Derek

1-1 after 1 #NYR pic.twitter.com/YwUVMfuIhy — Rangers on MSG (@RangersMSGN) January 16, 2022 It wasn’t a Picasso or Renoir. It didn’t have to be. The most important detail from Saturday night’s game is the Rangers got the win. They sure … Continue reading →

Posted in NYRangers | Tagged 2012 Conference Final, 30 Days of 30, Adam Fox, Alain Vigneault, All-Star Game, Artemi Panarin, Blueshirts, Braden Schneider, Butch Goring, Cam York, Carter Hart, Chris Kreider, Devils, Ed Giacomin, Filip Chytil, Flyers, Gerard Gallant, Henrik Lundqvist, Igor Shesterkin, Islanders, Jacob Trouba, Jaromír Jágr, Julien Gauthier, Kaapo Kakko, K’Andre Miller, Martin Brodeur, Mika Zibanejad, Mike Yeo, Number 30, Oskar Lindblom, Patrik Nemeth, Pens, Philadelphia, Rangers, Roman Josi, Ryan Reaves, Ryan Strome, Scott Laughton, Steven Stamkos, Travis Konecny, Troy Terry | Leave a comment

Patrick Marleau makes NHL history by passing Gordie Howe for the most games ever played

Posted on April 20, 2021 by Derek

An emotional Patrick Marleau acknowledges the crowd in Vegas at T-Mobile Arena after playing in his NHL record 1,768th game to surpass hockey legend Gordie Howe. The San Jose Shark has been the epitome of class and durability during an … Continue reading →

Posted in NHL | Tagged '97 NHL Draft, 1, 768 games, Congratulations, Drew Remenda, Golden Knights, Gordie Howe, Hurricanes, Jaromír Jágr, Joe Thornton, Maple Leafs, Mr. Hockey, NHL record, Patrick Marleau, Penguins, Randy Hahn, San Jose Sharks, Vegas | Leave a comment

The extent of hockey highlights

Posted on November 24, 2020 by Derek

If you’re wondering what will or will not happen in regards to the NHL, then this post is for you. The truth is we can’t project ahead and do fun previews on the Rangers or Devils. Nor how the league … Continue reading →

Posted in Prospect Watch | Tagged 70th Anniversary celebration, Automobilist, Avangard Omsk, Canadiens, Canucks, Cole Caufield, College Hockey, highlights, Hockey, Ivan Morozov, Jaromír Jágr, KHL, Kladno, Pavel Datsyuk, Rangers, Russia, St. Petersburg SKA, Traktor Chelyabinsk, Vasili Podkolzin, Vitaly Kravtsov, Wisconsin | Leave a comment

A Look Back at Jagr, Lundqvist beginnings and the surprising Rangers in ’05-06

Posted on October 26, 2020 by Derek

All photos via Getty Images Editor’s Note: The following was originally started in the Spring when there was no hockey due to the pandemic. It was completed following the Lightning winning the Stanley Cup and key Blueshirts changing rosters. A … Continue reading →

Posted in Column, NYRangers | Tagged '05-06, 1999 Playoffs, 2020, Adam Fox, Alex Georgiev, Alex Kovalev, Alexis Lafreniere, Artemi Panarin, Blair Betts, Blueshirts, Chris Kreider, Column, Darius Kasparaitis, Devils, Dominic Moore, Fedor Tyutin, Filip Chytil, Glen Sather, Henrik Lundqvist, Igor Shesterkin, Jaromír Jágr, Jason Strudwick, Jason Ward, Jed Ortmeyer, Kaapo Kakko, K’Andre Miller, Kevin Weekes, King Henrik, Marcel Hossa, Marek Malik, Martin Rucinsky, Martin Straka, Mats Zuccarello, Michael Nylander, Michal Rozsival, Mika Zibanejad, New Era, Nils Lundkvist, No. 30, No. 68, Pavel Buchnevich, Pens, Petr Prucha, Petr Sykora, Rangers, Ryan Hollweg, Ryan Lindgren, Sandis Ozolinsh, Steve Rucchin, Tom Poti, Tom Renney, Tony DeAngelo, Ville Nieminen, Vitaly Kravtsov | Leave a comment

Lundqvist ready to be a Washington Capital

Posted on October 15, 2020 by Derek

Coming Soon To DC: Henrik Lundqvist will go back to wearing his old number 35 when he plays for his new team as a Washington Capital. AP Photo credit Washington Capitals via Getty Images It’s been a week since we … Continue reading →

Posted in Column | Tagged 2006, Alex Ovechkin, Braden Holtby, Capitals, Caps, Column, Devils, Finland, Frolunda, gold medal, Henrik Lundqvist, Jaromír Jágr, King Henrik, Mark Messier, Martin Brodeur, number 35, Oilers, Perfect Strangers, Rangers, rock the red, Sweden, Twitter, Washington Capital, Wayne Gretzky, Winter Games | Leave a comment

Alexei Cherepanov passed away 12 years ago today

Posted on October 13, 2020 by Derek

Remembering former Rangers 2007 first round draft pick Alexei Cherepanov 12 years later. It was thirteen years ago that the Rangers had a very talented Russian scoring forward fall to them in the 2007 NHL Draft. With the number 17 … Continue reading →

Posted in Column, NYRangers | Tagged 12 Years, 1989-2008, 2007 NHL Draft, Alexei Cherepanov, ambulance, Avangard Omsk, defibrillator, Алексей Черепанов, first round, heart condition, Jaromír Jágr, KHL, myocarditis, number 17 pick, October 13, Rangers, Remembrance, RIP, Russia, Siberian Express, tragedy, U20, World Junior Championships | Leave a comment

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Tag Archives: Jaromír Jágr

Power Play comes through in routine win over Devils, Kreider gets number 47, Schneider delivers

Kreider passes Jagr to set new Rangers’ single season record for power play goals

The Good Copp delivers in overtime, Rangers edge Red Wings in ugly fashion, Kreider ties Jagr’s Rangers record for power play goals

The Worst Trades in Rangers History: 3/14/96 Ray Ferraro to the Kings in a horrible seven-player deal

Kreider’s late goal helps Rangers escape with one-goal win over Flyers, Chytil ties it, A look at a classic Lundqvist game from the 30 in 30

Patrick Marleau makes NHL history by passing Gordie Howe for the most games ever played

The extent of hockey highlights

A Look Back at Jagr, Lundqvist beginnings and the surprising Rangers in ’05-06

Lundqvist ready to be a Washington Capital

Alexei Cherepanov passed away 12 years ago today

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